They just don’t make itty-bitty apartments like they used to. This studio in the Broadway Co-op, built in 1929 on what’s now the northern edge of Capitol Hill‘s main drag, is just 480 square feet—but with a smart layout and gorgeous period accents, it makes the most of what it has.
A more contemporary apartment this size would run the risk of being a long, narrow box. The floorplan makes all the difference in this place. It has its own small foyer behind a pointed arch. The kitchen takes up a daring amount of space—and while sometimes kitchens in small spaces end up weirdly inefficient, there’s
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